Childbirth at Pennsylvania Hospital: What to Expect

What happens when it’s time to deliver your baby? Debi Ferrarello, MSN, MS, RN, IBCLC, NE-BC, director of parent education and lactation, talks about what to expect when giving birth at Pennsylvania Hospital (PAH) in Philadelphia. PAH is designated by the World Health Organization and UNICEF as a baby-friendly hospital, as well as perinatal care certified by the Joint Commission.
If you’re planning to deliver your baby at Pennsylvania Hospital, this video will teach you what to expect during your stay, including:
• Where to park
• How to check-in
• Comfort strategies during labor
• Connecting with your baby after birth
• Visiting hours
• And much more
Learn more about maternity and obstetrics services at Penn Medicine, here: bit.ly/2YO7usR
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[@blouseskirt1393]

Very informative video. Exactly what i was looking for!

[@brynnjohnson9986]

I really appreciate this video and the speaker is very knowledgeable and makes me feel really comfortable about preparing for this birth!

[@theafro-veganfamily624]

Thank you for this! Looking forward to giving birth here.

[@Classybayawaistbeads]

Do you need to sign up before you give birth at Penn hospital?

[@trishinboots]

This was an absolute joy to watch. Debi is great. Telling me I can eat a sandwich after baby arrives and get crumbs all over them. 🤣 So glad I chose Penn!

[@trisscarfurbelow1591]

Never knew there was such thing as a baby unfriendly hospital

[@1bluegreen2]

I want a line for my epidural placed three months before labor...hook me up and fire away!!! I don't want to feel a THING! Team epidural all the way.